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22.964. |
22.965. |
22.966. |
22.967. |
22.968. |
22.969. |
22.970. |
22.971. |
22.972. |
22.973. |
22.974. |
22.975. |
22.976. |
22.977. |
22.978. |
22.979. |
22.980. |
22.981. |
22.982. |
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22.987. |
22.988. |
22.989. |
22.990. |
22.991. |
22.992. |
22.993. |
22.994. |
22.995. |
22.996. |
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22.998. |
22.999. |
22.1000. |
22.1001. |
22.1002. |
22.1003. |
22.1004. |
22.1005. |
22.1006. |
22.1007. |
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22.1010. |
22.1011. |
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22.1015. |
22.1016. |
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22.1022. |
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Afro-American Sources in Virginia: A Guide to Manuscripts | ||
455. MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION
9 items, 1861-63
Letters of seven Union and two Confederate soldiers mentioning Federal
occupation of Winchester, the 1862
Chambersburg raid, the 1863 bombardment of Charleston, camp life including picket duty and
the guarding of black homes, the duty of men to enlist and save the Union,
and the Elmira prison.
(Acc. 10694)
Afro-American Sources in Virginia: A Guide to Manuscripts | ||